The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-16
VACATION AT HAND.
END OF EXAMINATIONS AND THE
MERITORIOUS STUDENTS.

by Faithful Pupils.
During the past week the annual exami-
nations of the students in the public schools
here have been in progress, concluding yes
terday. The examinations this year were
written ones, and the teachers and Supt
Baker were pleased with the
general results. In the city
schools 3,708 pupils were enrolled
and 1918 in the country, making 5,576 under
Mr. Bakers care.
The following is the list of those who were
entitled to the annual certificates. To
secure these requires strict attention to
studies, and is an honor priced by all. -Four
weeks of perfect recitations secure a monthly
certificate and it requires six of these
monthly certificates to secure the annual
And as but ten can be secured at most, it
certainly shows that the successful pupils
are studous and that the general averages
are very good:
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL.
Prof. W. S. Bogart principal.-The
following received certificates: b Glass:
Make Best, Edna Fennell, Elizabeth
Hardee, Belle Houston, Belle Muir
ply, Mona Saussy. Jennie Ward, Alice
West. c Class: Belle Black, Annie Frier
son, Jennie Gross, Meta Hayward, Belle
Landershine, Alice Mccall Gertrude OPP
penheimer, Mary S. Richmond. D Glass;
Ella Lane, Sarah Stern.
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL.
The scholars of the Boys High School,
Prof. H. F. Train, principal, to whom an
nual certificates were awarded are: Preston
S. Arkwright, Hugh C. Banks, Richard D.
Fox, Hayward Ravenel, Hugh NJ. Train,
Alonzo NJ. West, Noble C. Banks, Albert
Enrich, Charles Garfunkel, Lester T. Hub
ha11 orI 7 iuht T.
Randolph K. Arson, E. Gerry Cabaniss,
| Josiah T. Clarke, Charles Inglesby, Harry
H. baltimore, Robert l.. Mercer, George n
| Spring.
ST. PATRICK's SCHOOL.
| In st. Patricks School, A. J. O'Hara
| principal, annual certificates were awarded
to the following: First Grade: Estella
| Gertrude Pacetti, Rosa Cecilia Jordan, Mary
| Margery Dooner, Julia Gertrude Won New
ton, Ann Lawson McCaig, Malcolm Raphael
Catherwood, Madeline Maggioni, Margaret
Bythwood Bell, Agnes Cecilia O'Brien,
| Catherine Teresa Corish O'Donnel, William
Joseph Frain, Anna Mary Jordan, Mary
| Teresa Flatley, Annie Margaret McShane,
| Annie Cecilia Daley. Second Grade: Eliza
beth V. N. 2. Fallon, Annie V; Deegan,
| Valeria M. Grassie, Mary G. Clarity, Kate
McShane, Mary E. Logan, Charles c: Jor-
dan, Joseph H. Cannon, James J. Walsh.
CHATHAM ACADEMY.
In Prof S. B, Spencer's department at the
| Chatham Academy, ANIMALS were received
| by the following of the first grade: Annie
Griffin, Matte Ward, Villa Morgan, Daisy
| Gnann, Jennie Allen, Annie McGlashen,
Emma Eason, Gussie Alexander, Merena
| Fulford, Hannah Alexander, Sarah Collins
| XII, Mamie Dewson, Lucie Desboullons, AL
fred Perlinski and Jake Golinski. Second
Grade: Mary Calvitt, Katie Ham, Annie
Welbrock, Willie Leopold. Third Grade
Carrie Carter, Lila Exley. Fourth Grade:
Lottie King, Dora Boushelle, Lula
Schwarz, Edna Young, J. Hamilton
Branch. Herbert Lester Kayton,
George Henry Groth, Eddie Krieger.
| Fifth Grade Carrie McAllister, Lila Cherry
and James Hazlehurst. Sixth Grade,
Fred Tidwell, Lawrence Fleetwood,
Jacob L. Gazan, Herbert Barnett. Robbie
| A. Cox, Tommie Tant, Duncan Kent, Andre
| Desbouillons, Eddie Marvin Lottie
Cleveland, Annie Goss, Ida Judkins,
Selena Sternheimer, Mary Wilson, Amelia
| Ida Wade, Cora Windley. Seventh Grade
Willie Grubbs, Bessie Hunt, Florrie Metz
ger, Berta Motsinger and Mary link.
| oGLETHoRPE SCHOOL.
| Annual certificates were given the follow
ing:
Fourth Grade: Jessie Rogers, Charlie
| RUSSELL Edward Thomas. Fifth Grade:
Susie " Kent, Herbert Davis, Bessie La
throp Kennedy. Seventh Grade: Willie
Readick, Daniel Hops, Charlie Hancock,
Howard Clark, Walter Schafer, Hampton
Mscally Eighth Grade Rause Bradley,
Charley Dunaway, Birdie Hymes, T. E.
Dunaway, Pearl Motsinger, Henry Tredigo,
Maggie Trumps, Charlie Ehlers, Emf
| ly link, Charlie Guyer, Maggie
Cole, Dannie Kennedy, Ethel Helmken,
Charlie MILESTONE, Gertie Cohen, Charlie
Wamsey, Mamie Lang, Paul Moerke, Cliff
ford Elkins.
MAssIE SCHOOL.
J.E. Way, Principal-First Grade: Harry
| Richardson. Second Grade: Birdie Elm
stein, Addie Griffin, Josephine Freeland,
Rosa Maxwell, Alice Delaney, ROME
Riley, Annie Speer, Hannah Myerson
Florence Olmstead, David Myerson
Herbert West. Third Grade: Ma
rion Speer, Vallie Riley. Fourth
Grade: Perla Abrahams, Georgia Free
man, Marie Edwards, Maggie Fulton
Rose Ellen Fulton, Stella Kaiser, Cornelia
Myerson, Sadie Traub, Georgia Cope, Rob-
ert Butler, Percy Skinner Frank Seyle
Fifth Grade: Wallace Johnston, ar
thur Snedeker, Dora Precht, Sallie
| Speer, Belle Vandeveer. Sixth Grade:
Belle Nungazer, Lille Traub, Josie
Charlie Stern, Herbert Traub, Harry
Shocks. Seventh Grade: Gertrude Lee
maire, Maggie Bohan, Emma Shuman,
| Alice Chandler, Otto Shocks, Henry Mein-
hard. Eighth Grade: Zeppa Shocks, Annie
Sholar, Freda Traub, Helen Melius, Norma
Einstein Laura Dwelle, Tommie Shocks,
Sydney Ryals, Ariel Stern.
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL.
! NJ. A. O'Brien, Principal-First Grade
Aggie Fitzgerald, Bridgie Gleason. Second
Grade: Timothy Sheahan, Mamie O'Dair.
Third Grade: Maud Meredith Annie Nor
ton, Katie Quinan. Fourth Grade: Mary
Bowden, Viva Harty, John Bowden, Eu-
gene Meredith. Fifth Grade: Maggie Dill
Ion, Mary White Sixth Grade: Mollie
Walsh, Annie McQuade, Willie Blum Sew
enth Grade: Maggie O'Brien, Lizzie O'Neill
Nellie Buttimer Bernard Mcintyre, Walter
Higgins. Eighth Grade: Bridget Duffy,
Maggie Magee, Teresa McGreal, Lawrence
| Brady, Thomas Curtis.
EAST BROAD STREET SCHOOL.
James Ross, Principal-Misses Matte
Reynolds and BERTHE Erwin. Francis Bull
lock, Walter Runnair and Henry Walker
BARNARD STREET SCHOOL.
Miss j. A. Muslin, Principal First Grade
| Lille Turner, May Middleton, Maggie
Quantock, Fannie Allan. Second Grade:
Irene Heuisler, Lila Cabaniss, Helen Smith,
Gertrude White, Rachel Chapman. Third
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